texts: An Argentine professional theater and Burlesque dancer, actress, and supervedette who has also appeared as a model and as a singer in several television, magazine and theater appearances, is known as <mask>. She is currently a panelist on El Chimentero 3.0. The Argentine version of Dancing with the Stars,Bailando por un Sueo, competed with professional dancers and many others. She's appeared on many spin-offs of the show. She began her career in a dance school in La Plata. She became part of the play Ballet del Teatro Argentino when she was a professor of classical dance. She was a dancer for seven years.<mask> was most flattered by the fact that he was signed to a musical comedy by Pepe Cibrian. As the lead female dancer ofJorge Corona, she worked alongside the likes of Ethel Rojo, el Negro lvarez, Laura Fidalgo, and others. She was called to be one of the figures of the show, where she showed her skills as a vedette, singing, and dancing. The Theatre Music Modeling was done in Argentina for the March and July covers. She modeled for the magazine again in 2009. She modeled for Paparazzi in a erotic photo shoot. She turned into a sex symbol in 2009, when she was modeled as the Feyvi girl.In 2010 he modeled for both Paparazzi and Playboy in erotic photo shoots. The dancer-actress did three erotic photo shoots for Paparazzi in 2011. In 2012 she modeled in an exclusive bikini photo shoot for the same magazine. She was a model for the Argentine men's magazine "H"ombre in July of 2011. A year later, in November, she created a portfolio of herself named "Dulce Rock", with photos taken by Anbal Pérez and clothing by Marta Trobbiani and Gisela Sabino. She modeled for the magazine in honor of Nélida Roca. She modeled in honor of Madonna.The Tout 2011 bikini and fitness collection and the Noelia Vardaro 2012 bikini collection were all sponsored by the same person. She was a model for Daniel Vega. The face of "Adrenalina" was created by Image Joyas. In 2007, she was called to perform in Barbieri and Cherruti's musical sequel Irresistible, Otra Historia de Humor. The main producers and directors of the book were Miguel ngel Cherutti and Aldo Aresi. She starred as a vedette and dancer with a great body of professional dancers. She sang in the show.Incomparable was a show that starred Miguel Angel and Carmen Barbieri Cherutti, as well as other people. She was a part of the staff of La Fiesta Est en el Lago in which the show was led by Florencia De La V and followed by <mask> as outstanding vedette. El Negro lvarez was featured in the magazine. In 2009, he starred in the comedy Doa Flor y su Dos Maridos. In the summer of 2009, she co-starred with Nito Artaza and others in the comedy Primera dama se busca in Mar del Plata. The first vedette of the music hall was replaced by <mask> in March of 2010. She was the lead vedette of the theatre show Excitante.She was a part of the show along with acrobat-dancers and other people. The theatre of Mar del Plata hosted the debut of the magazine. The show was presented by Nito Artaza and Miguel Angel Cherutti. The other cast members were Luciana, Estela, Bicho, and Campi. The musical's fourth and final musical cycle is over. A group of people formed the show. On January 5, 2012 she commented on the show 7 en 1 that she was working on a singing career.On November 3, 2011, she filmed a video with the band Banda XXI of her dancing to their song "Bam Bam". She said in February of last year that she was still taking singing classes as well as theater, and was working on creating her band and tour. To fulfill it is a dream. Someday, I'd like to put it in a band and tour. She was involved in the 2012 Cantando por un sueo. She is coached by the man who was with Nicolas martinelli. On April 13, the show was live on El Trece.She was knocked out in the eighth round. During these rounds, all the couples sang in a duel. The judges did not score the performances, but they saved 12 couples and 3 went to the public vote. Two couples were eliminated. The judges did not score the performances, but they saved 11 couples, and the other 2 went to the public vote, ending with one of them being eliminated. The judges did not score the performances; instead, they saved 10 couples, and the other 2 went to the public vote, ending with one of them being eliminated. On April 26, Beto César, ex-husband of Carmen Barbieri, and one of her musical producers, asked if she would act in their new musical show, Escndalosas.She wasn't signed to perform. Hasta la Re-vista, Baby! is a theater magazine. Along with magician El Mago Zaul, actor-comedian Marcelo Barbosa, 1st vedette Maira Barrionuevo, 2nd vedette Brenda Ros, and a large cast of dancers. The city of Rosario hosted the premiere of the revue on October 25. The re-adaptation of the Italian musical comedy, Aggiungi un posto a tavola, was performed on September 19 in Avenue Corrientes. She starred with Juan Durn, Natalie Pérez, Juan Bautista Carreras, Mara Teresita del Ro, and others. The musical comedy was produced and directed by Laura Fidalgo, Juan Durn, Chino Carreras, Gabriel Giangrante, Martn Bianchedi, Rubén Cuello, Pepe Cibrin and Angel Maler.After auditioning and planning for a long time, Stravaganza was called to star in the second version of Stravaganza as its star leading supervedette. The supervedette has accepted to lead the second cycle of the largest theatre musical of 2011. A mix of classical Argentine revue and Cirque du Soleil-like performances is what the musical is about. It was directed and produced by Mendoza, Diwan and Propato. She was a part of the show along with the creator of the musicals, Flavio Mendoza, as well as acrobat and acro-dancer Belén Pouchn and singers Luciano Bassi andYanina Giunta. The "Water in Art" version was re-released on October 31, 2012 in Buenos Aires. The musical was moved from the 21st to the 25th of December because production was not done and a 19-year-old acrobat-dancer was saved on the 21st.The idea for the tour was based in New York. The show's debut was the most watched theater show of the season in Villa Carlos Paz. I've seen a lot of shows in my life. The cast was flawless. <mask> is a genius, the best of all. Last year,Stravaganza: Water in Art, came, and Flavio has really succeeded. We follow him and he is amazing.The villa has the best artist this summer. It's amazing that last year was incredible. Don't miss it, there are great costumes, scenery and everything is clean. Stravaganza sold more tickets in Villa Carlos Paz than in Mar del Plata. As of February, the music hall-cirques had passed sales of 100.000 tickets and were planning on performing until the end of March, later to debut in the Broadway theatre in mid-2013. The show re-debuted in Teatro Broadway of Buenos Aires Province on January 4, with Belén Pouchn leading the show, along with more than 50 artists. The theater Luxor in Villa Carlos Paz was to host Stravaganza up to February 28, 2015, for the summer theater season.More than 50 other artists were on stage and led the show. Fernando Soler, the creator of the classical Argentine tango show Seor Tango, has a star tango dancer in Seor Tango who is also a model and actress. The co-hosting of the gossip show, La Previa Del Show, was done by <mask> and Teto Medna. The gossip show for El Chimentero 3.0 was hosted by <mask>. She was a panelist on the show for the next year. Since October 31, she has been on license from her job on the show. In a photo shoot for Ciudad.com, she stated that she was opening a dance school in March and would give seminars, but she wouldn't say anything.She was an official contestant in El Musical de tus Sueos. She did a replacement in the first season of Patinando por un Sueo. She was an official contestant in the second season. She was a guest celebrity for the special trio round. Natalia Fava was replaced by Patinando por un Sueo 2007, skating with professional partner Gastn Passini. She was replaced by Daniel Cejas in the 13th round. She was a contestant in the second season of Patinando por un Sueo with a professional figure skater.She reached the top 8 (out of 19 contestants), later being eliminated a double elimination by receiving 27,58% of the public vote, losing to model Roco Marengo and figure skater Andrés Ciacia, who received 54.40% of the votes. The model and dancer was eliminated with 18.10% of the votes. In the second round of the competition, he replaced former porn star Ilona "Cicciolina" Staller and danced with professional dance partner and model Joel Ledesma. In the twenty-second round, <mask> received 43.60% of the vote, against the 57.40% obtained by Anderson. After dancing in a special edition and being picked by the judges, <mask> was able to reenter the competition in the twenty-fourth round. She was eliminated again in the thirty-second round, after receiving 14.20%, two rounds by the semi-final. She passed Mnica Farro by two rounds despite being bested by Valeria Archim.El Musical de tus Sueos, an alternate Argentinian season of Bailando por un Sueo, replaced Wanda Nara in the re-entry before the fourteenth round. The public voted for him to be savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay She replaced Sofa Zmolo in the eighth round. The seventh season of Bailando por un Sueo had a professional dancer. She reached the top 8 out of 30 contestants, but was eliminated in the phone bin after receiving less than 50% of the public vote. She replaced Valeria Archim in the fifth round. Valeria Archim was replaced by a salsa dancer and a amputee.She was replaced in the 7th round by actress-comedian Belén Francese because of scheduling problems. As of round 10, there were only five judges, not six. <mask> and Ojeda lost to model Vernica Perdomo and dancer Pablo Juin after receiving 40% of the public vote. Vernica Perdomo was saved by the public and eliminated from the show. The inspiration on dancing was given by Julio Bocca, Maximiliano Guerra, and Hernn Piqun. Each of them has their own style. More manly, more land, and more princely, more aerial.They are different from each other and have broken their souls to get to where they are now. "To me, dancing transports me, it's an absolute passion," she said. Dancing is the best. She said that singing inspired her to live when she didn't want to. In 2010 she named Nélida Roca as her biggest inspiration as a vedette while she was also making a tribute to her: "I am not at the height of Nélida, but I wish to be so one day." This is a tribute to my desire to achieve excellence and she is my inspiration. She is of Ukrainian, Spanish and Italian descent.Her parents moved from La Plata to the United States after she and her brother were born. They separated when he was two years old. She returned to Buenos Aires with her mother and brother after her father continued his life in the USA. Her brother moved to Mar del Plata and left her and her mother alone. Three days before <mask>'s birthday, his mother died, leaving her alone in Buenos Aires. She saw the world in a more spiritual way after her father died. At 13 years old, her mother taught her yoga, and at 7 years old, she took her to her first dance lessons because she was always playing street football.He studied psychology as an alternative career path. She said she will finish her studies when possible. She said on February 15 that she was done with psychology. She was attacked in the media by her brother, who talked about her "very dark" past and said that people didn't know her real name. 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She commented on her hobbies and preferences, as well as making a family and relaxing at home, decorating her house, staying by the pool and enjoying nature with her husband.She was pregnant with her first child, which was due in the spring of 2018, when she was living in Argentina with her husband. She is the mother of Lamela's two sons. Mnica Gonzlez de Listorti was voted the best vedette of 2012 and received 25% of the vote. She was awarded as the best vedette for the second year in a row, with 33.33% of the public vote, competing against 12 other vedettes. List of ballerinas List of glamour models References Sources External links

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texts: During the 1940s and early 1950s, <mask> was an English serial killer who was known to his family and friends. He killed at least eight people, including his wife, in his flat in London. After <mask> moved out of Rillington Place, the bodies of three of his victims were found in a wallpaper-covered kitchen alcove. His wife's body was found beneath the floorboards of the front room, and the remains of two more victims were discovered in the garden. <mask> was sentenced to death and executed for the murder of his wife. Two of <mask>'s victims were a mother and her baby daughter, who were tenants at 10 Rillington Place. Evans was found guilty of the murder of his daughter and was hanged in 1950, sparking huge controversy.When <mask>'s crimes were discovered three years later, there were serious doubts about the integrity of Evans's conviction. It is now generally accepted that <mask> murdered both of them and that the police mishandled the original inquiry, allowing him to kill four more women. Evans was acquitted of murder by the High Court in 2004. <mask> was the sixth child in a family of seven to be born in the West Riding of Yorkshire. <mask> <mask> was an austere and uncommunicative man who displayed little emotion towards his children and would punish them for trivial offenses. <mask> was coddled by his mother and sisters. <mask>'s peers described him as a queer lad who kept himself to himself and was not very popular.His grandfather David Halliday died in <mask>'s house at the age of 75. <mask> said that seeing his grandfather's body on a table gave him a feeling of power and well-being, a man he had once feared was now a corpse. <mask>'s favourite subject was mathematics and he won a scholarship at the age of 11. He was a good woodworker. <mask> had an IQ of 128. He was a Boy Scout and a member of the church choir. <mask> attended the Boothtown Council School in Northowram.He was an assistant projectionist after leaving school. <mask>'s first attempts at sex were failures and he was branded "Reggie-No-Dick" and "Can't-Do-It-Christie" throughout adolescence. Most of the time, he could only perform with prostitutes. <mask>'s genitals were found to be normal by a post-mortem report. <mask> enlisted in the British Army in 1916 and was called up in 1917 to serve as an infantryman. <mask> was sent to France as a signalman in April 1918. He was injured in a mustard gas attack in June and spent a month in a military hospital.<mask> said the attack left him unable to speak loudly. He claimed the attack rendered him blind for three and a half years. He claimed that his inability to talk louder than a whisper for the rest of his life was the result of his period of silence. No record of <mask>'s deafness has been found and he would not have been fit for duty had he remained blind. Kennedy argued that his inability to talk loudly was a psychological reaction to the gassing. An underlying personality disorder caused <mask> to exaggerate or feign illness in order to get attention and sympathy. <mask> left the army on October 22, 1919.He was discharged from the Royal Air Force on August 15, 1924. <mask> and Simpson were married at the town's Register Office on May 10, 1920. He continued to visit prostitutes. There was a miscarriage early in the marriage. They were married for four years. After working at the "Garside Engineering Co" on Ironbridge Road, she worked at the "English Electrical Co" on Thornton Road. Ethel and her siblings moved to Yorkshire.<mask> moved to London in 1923 and spent the next decade in and out of prison. He was released from prison in January 1934. <mask> was convicted of criminal activity in the first decade of his marriage. He was sentenced to three months' imprisonment in April 1921 for stealing postal orders on 20 February and 26 March, after he began working as a postman. He was released from prison on June 27. On January 15, 1923, <mask> was found guilty of obtaining money on false pretenses and of violent conduct and was sentenced to 12 months of supervised release. He was sentenced to three and six months' imprisonment on September 22, 1924, for committing two more crimes of theft.<mask> was sentenced to six months' hard labour for hitting Cole over the head with a cricket bat after he was convicted of assault. <mask> was re-imprisoned for three months on 1 November 1933 after being convicted of stealing a car. After <mask> was released from prison in 1934, he continued to visit prostitutes. He ended his recourse to crime. <mask> and his wife moved to the top floor of 10 Rillington Place in London in 1937. In December of 1938, they moved into the ground-floor flat. The house was a three-storey brick end-terrace built in the 1870s during a period of intensive speculative building in the area which resulted in much jerry-built property which declined into poorly-maintained and unimproved multi-occupancy rentals.The ground and first floors each contained a bedroom and living room, with a kitchen/scullery in the adjacent extension but the second-floor flat only had two rooms: a kitchen/living room and a bedroom. The building's inhabitants shared one outside lavatory and none of the flats had a bathroom. The residents of 10 Rillington Place were close to an above-ground section of the Metropolitan line, and the train noise would have beendeafening. <mask> applied to join the War Reserve Police after three years as a foreman at the Commodore Cinema in King Street, but the authorities failed to check his criminal record. He began an affair with Gladys Jones, a woman he met at the police station. Their relationship ended when the woman's husband came back from the war. He went to the house where his wife was living to find <mask> and assault him.Murders <mask> committed over a 10-year period between 1943 and1953, usually by strangulating his victims after he had rendered them unconscious with domestic gas, and sometimes by raping them as they lay unconscious. <mask> admitted to killing Ruth Fuerst, a 21-year-old Austrian munitions worker who supplemented her income by occasionally engaging in prostitution. <mask> claimed to have met Fuerst at a snack bar. His wife was visiting relatives at the time, and he invited Fuerst to his home to engage in sex. <mask> killed her with a length of rope. Fuerst's body was put under the floorboards of his living room and then buried in the back garden. <mask> resigned as a police officer at the end of 1943.He found a new job as a clerk at the radio factory. He met his second victim there. On 7 October 1944, he invited Eady back to his flat with the promise that he had created a "special mixture" that could cure her bronchitis. Eady was going to put a tube in the top of the jar. <mask> used to disguise the smell of domestic gas with a mixture of Friar's Balsam. <mask> put a second tube into the jar after Eady was done breathing the mixture from the tube. Coal gas, which had a carbon monoxide content of 15%, was the domestic gas used in the 1940s.<mask> killed her and buried her next to Fuerst. During the Easter of 1948, Timothy Evans and his wife, Beryl, moved into the top floor flat at Rillington Place, where their daughter, Geraldine, was born. Evans told police that his wife was dead. The bodies of three people were found in an outdoor wash-house after a police search of 10 Rillington Place. The body was wrapped in a blanket and a cloth. The post-mortem showed that both mother and daughter had died of strangulation. Evans initially claimed that <mask> had killed his wife in a bungled abortion operation, but police questioning eventually produced a confession.The police may have fabricated the confession as it appears to be contrived and artificial. After being charged, Evans withdrew his confession and once again accused <mask>, this time of both murders. Evans was put on trial for the murder of his daughter on January 11, 1950, but the prosecution decided not to charge him with murdering his wife. <mask> denied Evans's accusations and gave detailed evidence about the arguments he had with his wife. Evans was found guilty despite <mask>'s criminal record. On January 31, Evans was due to be hanged, but he appealed. On 9 March 1950, Evans was hanged after his appeal had failed.<mask> started work at the Post Office Savings Bank on May 21, 1946, as a Grade 2 Clerk. The police made several mistakes in their handling of the case, especially in overlooking the remains of <mask>'s previous murder victims in the garden at Rillington Place. The garden of the property was small and the fence was close to the wash-house where the bodies of Beryl and Geraldine were later found. Several searches were made at the house after Evans confessed to placing his wife's remains in the drain, but the three policemen conducting the search did not go into the wash-house. The garden was not excavated at this point. <mask> threw Eady's skull into an abandoned bombed-out house after his dog unearthed it in the garden. There was no systematic search for human remains at the crime scene, which would have pointed to <mask> as the culprit.Police searches of the property showed a lack of expertise in handling forensic evidence and were superficial at best. The lives of Evans and four women would have been saved if the searches had been done well. The police may have made a false confession because the evidence of builders working at the house was ignored. It should have been clear from the very first statement made by Evans in Merthyr Tydfil, Wales, on 30 November 1949, that he was unaware of how his wife had been killed. He claimed that his wife's body was in a manhole or drain at the front of the house, but a police search failed to find any remains there. The house, wash-house and garden should have been searched, but no action was taken until the bodies were found in the wash-house. Evans was completely unaware that his daughter had been killed.The police interrogation in London was mishandled from the beginning, when they showed him the clothes of his wife and baby and said they had been found in the wash-house. He should have been told where the bodies had been hidden. The several apparent "Confessions" contain questionable words and phrases in high-register language such as "terrific argument" which seem out of place for a distressed, uneducated, working-class young man such as Evans and bear no relation to what he probably said. According to comments made by Kennedy after the truth about <mask> emerged, these were inventions made by the police. <mask> was the crucial witness at the trial of Evans because the police accepted all of his statements as factual. Kennedy wrote that the police accepted the former war reserve policeman <mask> as one of their own, and largely took what he said on face value. <mask> had criminal convictions for theft and malicious wounding, while Evans had no previous convictions for violence.<mask> claimed to be an abortionist prior to his meeting with the Evanses, having said so to a colleague in 1947. 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texts: lure them back to his flat, as demonstrated in Eady's case. After Evans's trial, there was no major incident for <mask>. He was hired as a clerk with the British Road Services at their Shepherd's Bush depot in June 1950. <mask> and his wife disliked living with the tenants because they held racist attitudes towards their neighbours. Tensions between the tenants and the <mask>s came to a head when one of them was prosecuted for assault.<mask> was able to negotiate with the Poor Man's Lawyer Centre to continue to have exclusive use of the back garden, ostensibly to have space between him and his neighbours, but quite possibly to prevent anyone from uncovering the human remains buried there. <mask> murdered Ethel on the morning of December 14, 1952. She hadn't been seen in public for two days. <mask> created several stories to help explain his wife's disappearance. In reply to a letter from relatives inSheffield, he wrote that Ethel had rheumatism and could not write herself; to one neighbour, he explained that she was visiting her relatives inSheffield; and to another, he said that she had gone to Birmingham. On December 6th, <mask> resigned from his job and has been unemployed ever since. He sold his wedding ring and watch to support himself.He received £11 for furniture on January 8, 1953. <mask> had a kitchen table, two chairs, and a mattress. <mask> received his unemployment benefit from January to March. He emptied his wife's bank account after forging her signature. <mask> sold some of his wife's clothing for 5 shillings. He received a cheque from the company on March 7. Three more women were murdered by <mask> after he invited them back to 10 Rillington Place.She was a sex worker from the area. Nelson was visiting her sister in London when she met <mask>, who was six months pregnant at the time of her murder. MacLennan was living in London with her boyfriend, Alex Baker, when <mask> first met them. <mask> let MacLennan and Baker stay at Rillington Place while they were looking for a place to stay. <mask> murdered MacLennan after persuading her to come back to his flat. He convinced Baker that he had not seen her. <mask> kept up the ruse for several days, meeting Baker regularly to see if he had news of her whereabouts and to help him search for her.<mask> used a rubber tube connected to the gas pipe in the kitchen as a gassing technique for the murders of his final three victims. He put his victims in the kitchen and let the gas leak into the room. <mask>'s explanation of his gassing technique was not satisfactory because he would have been overwhelmed by the gas. All three victims were exposed to carbon monoxide. After the gas made his victims sleepy, <mask> strangulated them with a length of rope. <mask> raped his last three victims while they were unconscious and continued to do so as they died. <mask> gained a reputation for being a necrophiliac when this aspect of his crimes was made public.According to the accounts <mask> gave to the police, he did not engage in sexual relations with any of his victims after his death. After murdering each of his victims by strangulation, <mask> placed a vest or other cloth-like material between their legs and wrapped their bodies in blankets. He covered the entrance with wallpaper. Arrest <mask> moved out of 10 Rillington Place on March 20,1953, after sub-leasing his flat to a couple from whom he took £7 13s 0d. The landlord found the couple there instead of <mask> and demanded that they leave first thing the next morning. Beresford Brown was allowed to use <mask>'s kitchen by the landlord. Brown discovered the kitchen alcove when he tried to hold a wireless set.Brown saw the bodies of three people. After getting confirmation from another tenant that they were dead bodies, Brown informed the police and the search for <mask> began. <mask> went to a Rowton House in King's Cross where he booked a room for seven nights under his real name. After the news of the discovery at his flat broke, he spent much of the day in cafés and cinemas, but only stayed for four nights. He pawned his watch in Battersea for 10 shillings. <mask> was arrested on the embankment near the bridge on the morning of 31 March after being challenged about his identity by a police officer. The personal items on <mask> were found when the police searched him.<mask> was sentenced to death for the murders of his wife and two women in the alcove. <mask> admitted responsibility for the deaths of the skeletons buried in the back garden. On 27 April 1953, he confessed to the murder of Beryl Evans, which Timothy Evans had originally been charged with during the police investigation in 1949. After his trial, <mask> said that he may have been responsible for her death as well. It is thought that <mask> wouldn't have wanted to admit his guilt in Geraldine's death in order to avoid alienating the jury from his desire to be found not guilty by reason of insanity and for his own safety from his fellow inmates. <mask> confessed to the murders of Eady and Fuerst, which helped the police identify their skeletons. <mask> was tried for the murder of his wife.His trial began three years after Evans had been tried. <mask>'s defence described him as "mad as a March hare" and he claimed to have a poor memory of the events. The doctor who evaluated <mask> was called as a witness by the prosecution. He testified that <mask> washysterical but not insane. <mask> was found guilty after the jury deliberated for 85 minutes. <mask> decided not to appeal against his conviction on June 29, 1953. Evans's mother wrote to <mask> asking him to confess.<mask> was interviewed for 45 minutes about the murders by George Rogers. The Home Secretary couldn't find any grounds for <mask> to be reprieved. <mask>'s sister spoke to him on the afternoon before his execution and the prison governor spoke to him on the evening before his death sentence was carried out. George Rogers wanted to speak to <mask> a second time on the night before his execution, but <mask> refused to meet him again. <mask> was hanged at 9am on July 15,1953. Albert Pierrepoint had hanged Evans before. <mask> said that his nose itched after he was put to death.Pierrepoint said that it wouldn't bother him for long. <mask>'s body was buried within the precinct of the prison, which is standard practice for executed prisoners in the United Kingdom. Notable victims are Ruth Fuerst, 21 August 1943, Muriel Eady, 31 October 1944, and Beryl Evans, 20 November 1949. <mask> claimed that the four different clumps of hair in his collection came from his wife and the three bodies discovered in the kitchen alcove, but only one matched the hair type on those bodies. Even if two of the others had come from the bodies of Eady and Fuerst, there was still one clump of hair that could not have come from Evans. No attempts were made to trace any further victims of <mask>, such as examining records of missing women in London during his period, according to a 1978 letter written by one of the pathologists involved in the forensic examination of <mask>'s victims. According to Michael Eddowes, <mask> had been in a perfect position during the war to commit many more murders than have been discovered.<mask> would not have deviated from his standard method of killing in his place of residence if he had any more victims, according to historian Jonathan Oates. There was controversy surrounding the earlier trial of Timothy Evans, who had been convicted mainly on the evidence of <mask>, who lived in the same property in which Evans had allegedly carried out his crimes. <mask> was widely considered guilty of both murders at the time, even though he didn't confess to either of them. This cast doubt on the fairness of Evans's trial and raised the possibility that an innocent person had been executed. The then Home Secretary, David Maxwell-Fyfe, ordered an inquiry into whether Evans had been innocent after the controversy. <mask> was interviewed before his execution by Henderson, as well as another 20 witnesses who had been involved in either of the police investigations. He concluded that Evans was guilty of both murders, that <mask>'s confessions to the murder of Beryl were unreliable, and that he was insane.There were still questions raised in Parliament about Evans's innocence, as well as newspaper campaigns and books making similar claims. The Henderson Inquiry was criticized for being held for too short a time period and for being prejudiced against the possibility that Evans was innocent. The issue of a miscarriage of justice was kept alive by this controversy and the coincidence that two stranglers would have been living in the same property at the same time if Evans and <mask> had both been guilty. The second inquiry was chaired by Sir Daniel Brabin, a High Court judge. Some of the arguments for Evans's innocence were evaluated by Brabin. His conclusion was that Evans had killed his wife but not his daughter, and that <mask> was responsible for her death. <mask>'s continued presence would have drawn attention to Beryl's disappearance, which <mask> would have been averse to as it increased the risk that his own murders would be discovered.Brabin noted that if the case had been re-tried, the jury would not have been satisfied with Evans's guilt. The Home Secretary used these conclusions to recommend a posthumous pardon for Evans, who was executed for the murder of his daughter. Evans's pardon was granted to the House of Commons. Evans's family arranged for him to be reburied in a private grave after his remains were exhumed. There was a debate in the United Kingdom about the death penalty. The abolition of capital punishment in the United Kingdom for murder was due to Evans's execution and other controversial cases. In January 2003 the Home Office awarded Evans's half- sister, Mary, and his sister, Eileen, ex-gratia payments as compensation for the wrongful conviction of Evans.Lord Brennan said that the conviction and execution of Timothy Evans for the murder of his child was wrongful and that there was no evidence to implicate him in the murder of his wife. She was probably killed by <mask>. Lord Brennan believed that the Brabin Report's conclusion that Evans probably murdered his wife should be thrown out. The play <mask> in Love was released in 1969. <mask>'s murders and psychological abnormality are related to violence and personality disorder in society as a whole. It has been revived many times. <mask>'s murders were dramatised in the film 10 Rillington Place, in which he was portrayed by Richard Attenborough, who spoke of his ambivalence concerning the role: "I do not like playing the part, but I accepted it at once without seeing the script."I have never felt so involved in a project. It's the most devastating statement on capital punishment. The <mask> murders were the focus of a three-part BBC biographical crime drama. Between November and December of 2016 there was a series called Rillington Place. Whiteley lived in London in the 1960s and created a series of paintings based on the <mask> murders. There are documents relating to <mask> and Evans in the National Archives of

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texts: Outsider Television, which he co-founded in 1993 with Alex Sutherland, is a Scottish film, writer and journalist company. He has been making films for 20 years in the UK and around the world, including Iraq, Sri Lanka, Japan, Haiti and several in Africa, covering wars and conflicts. He grew up in Nigeria and Scotland. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was a member of the Edinburgh Festival's governing Council. He created a weekly cartoon strip for the Times Educational Supplement. He became a full-time writer after working for a number of newspapers and magazines.He won the Campaigning Journalist of the Year award in 1992 after three years as Scottish correspondent for The Observer. He presented and reported on Channel 4's weekly magazine programs Hard News and The Brief. He co-founded Outsider Television in 1993. He was an on-screen reporter for six years on Channel 4 Dispatches. Secrets of the Gaul was the award-winning documentary that first revealed the location of the missing Gaul lost with 38 men on board amid accusations that it had been used for espionage. The first film he directed was an observational documentary about the famous London toyshop Hamleys, which won the Howard Wincott Award for best film of the year 2000. There are allegations of coalition crimes in Iraq in his films.He has made films for a number of organizations. Killing Fields won the Current Affairs - International category of the Royal Television Society's Television Journalism Awards and was nominated for a BAFTA TV Award. His most recent project is the feature documentary, No Fire Zone: The Killing Fields of Sri Lanka, which has won several awards, including The Audience Awards at the Nuremberg Film Festival and Watch Docs in Poland. He and his team were nominated for the peace prize. The Nuba people of South Kordofan were the subject of an Al Jazeera expose. He has won a number of awards, including two Royal Television Society awards, two One World awards, an Indie award, anAmnesty award, and a ColumbiaDuPont Broadcast journalism award for his work in Japan after the tsunami. He received a Scottish Bafta Special Achievement Award.He was named one of the top three television directors in the UK by Broadcast magazine in 2010 and 2011. ]. Killing Fields won two One World Media Awards and was nominated for a BAFTA TV Award. The Ballymurphy incident, a shooting by the British Army in Northern Ireland in 1971, was the subject of his documentary film. There is a lengthy report by 'The Guardian' and he has written an article on the film Major film works. Japan's Killer Quake is one of his films. A documentary about the aftermath of a disaster.Sudan: War and Independence is a documentary. There is a documentary looking at the civil war in Sudan. The Secret Bank was undercover in a bank. The film was about the civil war in Uganda. A Day of War covered the war in Northern Uganda. There was a massacre on the Sudan/Uganda border. The Coalition's alleged misuse of billions of Iraqi fund during the Iraq War is the subject of Iraq's Mission Billions.There are allegations of killings in Iraq by the British troops. There were war crimes in the final stages of the Sri Lankan War. War Crimes Unpunished is a follow up to Sri Lanka's Killing Fields. The Ballymurphy Precedent (Film) massacre at Ballymurphy is a film he has directed, as well as war documentaries. <mask> has written for a number of journals and magazines. Sex workers need a trade union and a decriminalised industry, not feminist pity, according to an article. "Killed in the name of the Lord in Uganda's bloody civil war, a children's army is responsible for some of the worst atrocities."There is a report by <mask>. The Observer, Sunday 29 February 2004, References External links External links External links External links External links External links External links External links External links External links External links External links External links External links External links External links External links External links External links External links External links External links External links External links External links

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texts: Major General <mask> was an American philanthropist and military leader. He was a founder of several organizations and played a central part in reorienting eugenics after World War II. He was considered the face of eugenic research in the post-war period by the American Philosophical Society. World War I and the founding of organizations was the subject of a postgraduate year at Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1910. His family had made their fortune in the railroad business, and he went into the family business up until the outbreak of World War I, when he served in the American Red Cross in France as Commander of the Advance Zone. He was a research associate at the American Museum of Natural History. He was Secretary of the British Eugenics Society in 1931 and was one of the founding members of the American Eugenics Society in 1926.The Population Association of America was founded in 1931. The Office of Population Research at Princeton University was founded in 1936 by him. The Pioneer Fund was set up in 1937 to promote eugenics. The Nazi eugenics programs were praised by <mask> as the most important experiment which has ever been tried. Although African Americans scored lower than whites on the Army intelligence tests, those from five urban northern states scored slightly higher than whites from eight rural southern states, demonstrating the influence of cultural factors on IQ scores. <mask> was skeptical of the hereditarian hypothesis of the differences in IQ scores. He thought that the environment played a bigger role in shaping human beings than genetics, and that eugenics should take place within groups, rather than between them, since well-adapted families should be given the means to have more children.An admirer of the reforms instituted in 1930s Sweden through the efforts of economist Gunnar Myrdal and his wife Alva Myrdal, <mask> emphasized the eugenic potential of extended state support in childcare, recreation, housing, nursery services, and education as a means of stimulating fertility among desirable populations Eugenics should aim to ensure that every child is wanted, according to him. In this system, the most capable parents would be more likely to have more children. After the revelation of genocide in World War II, many civil rights leaders alleged that the Population Society's influence remained strong in the United States. He supported programs in Nazi Germany that made Jews, Poles, and others infertile. Eugenic ideals were promoted despite Hitler's actions causing revulsion in the United States. The Civilian Advisory Committee on Selective Service was chaired by <mask> in 1940.He took over as Chair of the Army Committee on Welfare and Recreation five months later. He was appointed Chief of the Morale Branch of the War Department in 1941 after being commissioned as a brigadier general. By the end of the war, he had been promoted to Major General, had been awarded a Bronze Star in Paris, and had been made a Commander in the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire. From 1943 to 1955, he was a member of several advisory boards, including the Curriculum Committee and the Psychology Department Council. During the postwar years, one of Osborn's lasting influences was shifting the emphasis of American eugenics to positive eugenics, which seeks to achieve eugenic goals through encouraging the spread of desired traits, as opposed to negative eugenics, which seeks to achieve eugenic goals through The journal Eugenics Quarterly was published by Duke University and changed its name to Social Biology in 1968. The name was changed because it became evident that changes of a eugenic nature would be made for reasons other than eugenics, and that tying a eugenic label on them would more often than help their adoption.Birth control and abortion are becoming more and more popular. It would have retarded or stopped their acceptance if they had been advanced for eugenic reasons. Eugenic goals are most likely to be achieved under a different name. There are references to Osborn FH. The history of the American Eugenics Society. 21 no. The leader of studies on population served on the UN.Commissions. The New York Times published on January 7, 1981. The History of the Journal Social Biology was published in 1999. There was a news item called 46, num. 3-4. The "Frederick Henry Osborn Papers" were published in 1983. Edmund Ramsden wrote "Social Demography and Eugenics in the Interwar United States".29, No. 4. pp. 547–593. The American Philosophical Society has links to the Frederick H. Osborn Papers. correspondence and reports related to <mask>'s service at Princeton were in the Frederick H. Osborn Papers. The Social Biology: Biannual Journal of the Study of Social Biology is not available online.United States Army personnel of World War II were recipients of the distinguished service medal.

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texts: <mask> is a Polish singer and vocal producer. Aero-Plan, Nowe Horyzonty, Ponad Wszystko and Cztery are her solo studio albums. She released two albums that were the most-bought in Poland. She sold her albums and received two gold records. The winner of the Eska Music Awards in the categories of Best Hit, Best Debut, and Best Online Artist. She was nominated many times. To the MTV Europe Music Awards and the Polsat Sopot Festival.She was a guest in several entertainment programs. In Your Face Sounds Familiar, he won the third place. She lent her voice to the characters in two animated films. A graduate of the Grayna Bacewicz First Stage School of Music in Wrocaw, she studied classical guitar. She was the lead singer of the band "Nurth", which was a post hardcore band. She 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She participated in a talent show in 2011.In 2012 she recorded an international single with a metalcore band from Texas/New York called "Communications Are Down". She reached the semi-finals of the second X Factor format in Poland a few months later. HQT Music Group is a music label. "Ewelina Lisowska" was released in August of 2012 The music video for the song "Nieodporny Rozum" (Fragile Mind) was directed by Dariusz Szermanowicz. Her album " Aero-Plan" was released in May. The music video for "Jutra nie bdzie" was released in April.The first two single's of Aero-Plan. She was a guest on the show. She released a single at the end of July. Ponad Wszystko was released on 4 November 2016 and was announced by the song. Zrb to!” and Niebo/Pieko” were two of the singles promoting the album. She released a single called I'm Franky on February 14. She presented the music video for the song on June 5th.She performed on stage during the New Year's Eve party of TVN in Warsaw, where she sang the hits "Nieodporny rozum" and "W stron soca" On 25 May 2018, she released a video for the song "T-shirt", which was on her album entitled Cztery. She lent her voice to Cinderella in the film. She performed Lady Gaga's song "Bad Romance" at Stadion lski in Chorzw on New Year's Eve. She played a concert with a band on New Year's Eve. She made a guest appearance in the eighth episode of the ninth edition of Dancing with the Stars, singing the song "Shallow" in a duet with Danzel. She appeared on Dzie Dobry TVN with her sisters.On the occasion of Children's Day, she gave a concert in Lubartw. She performed in Opole at the concert "Don't ask about Poland". She performed in Sopot at the Top of The Top Sopot Festival concert. She performed a song called "We will defeat the storm" as a musical guest on the Big Brother program. In addition, she took third place in the final of the twelfth edition of the program, in which she played Justyna Steczkowska and Edyta Grniak. She performed on New Year's Eve in Warsaw, which was broadcasted on TVN. She hosted one of the episodes of TVP1 in the spring of 2020 and sang Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Are Made For Walkin".On 16 May, she published a film as part of the Hot16Challenge campaign, for which she was nominated by Damian Ukeje. She performed a song from Danuta Rinn's "Where are these men" at the National Festival of Polish Song in Opole. On October 2, she released a new single called Nie mog zapomnie". She told about her private life and musical plans in Question on 4 October. On 30 October, she and Riot Games released a single, which is a Polish adaptation of the latest MORE soundtrack. She presented her latest single Nie mog zapomnie" at the Dzie Dobry TVN studio on October 31st and spoke about her future musical plans in an interview with Marcin Prokop. She performed the song "Redneck Woman" during the program America da lubi, which was broadcast by TVP2 station.She made a guest appearance in Kaen's song "Kwarantanna" on December 18th. On December 18, a Christmas charity episode of the program Your face sounds familiar was broadcast, in which <mask> sang the song Pada nieg" in a duet with Krzysztof Antkowiak. The "Christmas Tale" concert was held in the Castle Chapel on the Castle Hill in Lubin. She put up a concert on a helicopter for the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity at the end of January 2021. The concert Wakacyjne hity wszech czasw was broadcasted on TVP2. The singer was a part of the program on Viaplay. The fifth studio album will be released next year on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the artist's presence on the Polish music scene.She joined the Hockey Team of the Polish Artists Representation. The song "Nie ufaj" was performed at the opening of the Hala Koszyki in Warsaw on November 18. Maciek "Jonson"Wiergowski founded the company in 2007. The band was called Evelynn Nurth. They released their first piece of work, "Revolution", in 2009. The first single they released was entitled "The Last Second of Life". There was a dark background on the cover of the single."Stay Away" was released in 2011. The art shows a purple background with a pink logo. A little girl is following an owl in the main piece of art. The last song that was associated with the band was "Communications Are Down" by FOREVER IN PROFESSOR which was released in 2012. The Neighbourhood Leaving Tonight by The Neighbourhood Angel With a Shotgun is a cover song. Big Girls Cry by Christina Perri, SIA Angel, SIA Elastic Heart, and Burak Yeter are some of the tracks. Danelle is dancing with her partner.There are references to 1991 births and 21st-century Polish singers.

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texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, was a New York City-based journalist, novelist, poet and illustrator. The Woman Between the Worlds is a science-fiction novel written by MacIntyre. As an uncredited "ghost" author, <mask> is known to have written or co-written several other books, including at least one novel in the Tom Swift IV series. <mask>'s body was found in his Brooklyn apartment after he set it on fire. MacIntyte's early life or family are not known. His brother confirmed to be a fictional character after his death, after he told various stories about his family, birthplace and childhood. MacIntyre claimed to have been raised in an Australian orphanage and a child labour camp.He used a number of different names, including Paul Grant Jeffery, Timothy/Tim C. Allen, and <mask>gy. The young MacIntyre spoke with a New York accent, raising questions about his claims of foreign origin. The man who knew <mask> in his twenties remembered that he still spoke with an American accent and used the name <mask>. <mask> shared the reason for the name "<mask>" in his name from the film The Man Who Laughs, based on the Victor Hugo novel. <mask> chose the name Gwynplaine because he identified with it. <mask> worked for a Manhattan publisher of pornographic novels. Employees were paid $175 per week and expected to produce an entire pornographic novel in that time, as well as a chapter for a compilation-format pornographic book supposedly assembled from the cases of a Dr. Lamb.<mask> is best known as an author of genre fiction, specifically science fiction, fantasy, horror and mystery stories. Terry Carr's Best Science Fiction of the Year #10, Michael Reaves and John Pelan's mystery/horror were all published in his short stories. "Death in the Dawntime", a locked room mystery set in Australia around 35,000 BC, is the furthest in the past a historical that <mask> has written. <mask>'s penchant for coining new words and resurrecting obscure words is a characteristic of his writing. <mask>'s neologism of "Clintonym" was acknowledged by William Safire. <mask> also contributed to the magazine as an artist, illustrating his own stories and one by Ron Goulart. <mask> wrote a lot of book reviews.In the July 2003 issue of that magazine, <mask> mentioned that he was related to the wife of Eric Linklater. <mask>'s brother later confirmed that this was one of the many fabrications about his life. <mask> had previously stated that he was estranged from his abusive family and did not acknowledge them. His legal name was "<mask>", but not his birth name. He admitted that he took the name from a novel by Victor Hugo. <mask> claimed to have contributed substantial script material to a 2006 documentary about actress Theda Bara, The Woman with the Hungry Eyes. He is listed under the "Special Thanks" section of the credits, which <mask> claimed to be contractually prevented from receiving a screenplay credit.<mask> was arrested in 2000 after a neighbour said he duct-taped her to a chair, shaved her head, and spray-painted her black. He was sentenced to third-degree misdemeanor assault. <mask> became depressed and sad in the months leading up to his death. He sent mass emails to friends where he talked about being troubled by his childhood and about suicide. He lost his night job as a printer and claimed to have health problems. One day before his death, <mask> posted a review of the silent German science fiction film, "My favourite film, my last review." Police were called to <mask>'s apartment in June of 2010 after a friend received a mass email from <mask>.Six police officers forcibly removed <mask> from the apartment as he yelled that he wanted to die and take everyone in the building down with him. He was released hours after being taken to Coney Island Hospital. <mask> returned to his apartment and sent a mass email to the person who called the police. MacIntyre lit the contents of his apartment on fire. Sixty firefighters battled the fire for more than an hour. <mask>'s body was found among the burned debris. He was the only person to die in the fire.After his death, <mask>'s brother came forward and stated that <mask>'s life story was a lie, but did not provide any details about his real-life story, or the reasons for his fabrications. The Woman Between the Worlds is a novel and <mask>'s Improbable Bestiary is a short story. "Teeny-Tiny Techno-Tactics" was published in March 1991 and "Time Lines" was published in June 1999. "Schrdinger's Cat-Sitter" was published in October 2000.

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texts: <mask> was an architect. He was born in Lincoln in 1830 and his family came from Branston near Lincoln. The Lincoln architect was articled by him. He moved to London in the 19th century and entered a number of contests for public buildings. For Grimsby Town, it was successful. He was in charge of a number of projects in London. He started working on the design of hospitals in 1869.When the town hall was built with Edward Biven and Lewis Angel, he formed a partnership with Albert Edward Gough. They became involved in the design of Arts and Crafts housing in London's west end after joining the practice. <mask> was a Director of the Imperial Guardian Life Insurance Company in 1867. <mask> worked with two Lincoln men. Plans for the Manchester Assize Courts were submitted in a competition in the 19th century, but it was won by a Venetian Gothic building. The proposed building was in the Palazzo revival style. They won a competition to design a town hall.<mask> practiced at 2 Verulam Buildings in London in 1864 and was to move to 28 Craven Street in Charing Cross in 1868. Charles Bell was an architect who came from Lincolnshire. The Langham Hotel, London, built between 1863 and 1865 Petersham Hotel, Petersham, and a house illustrated in The Builder Hillfield House, Gloucester are some of <mask>' most notable buildings. It is in the style of Charles Barry, with a centrally placed tower and an impressive porte-cochre entrance. It is the most elaborate Victorian house in Gloucester. It was home to local government offices for a while. It was extensively renovated after being sold for use as a residence.The New End Hospital Hampstead, founded in 1869 as the infirmary for the Hampstead Union workhouse, is the most elaborate house in Gloucester for sale. The <mask> building on Upper Walk remains despite the redeveloped site. <mask> and Angell worked together for a while. They submitted a design for the old town hall, which was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 The building was extended by Angell in the late 19th century. The building is described as a Victorian version of the arched Cinquecento with rusticated stone ground floor with square headed window openings beneath an upper storey of round arched windows. A 100 ft domed tower was Carried off with considerable flair.The parapets are decorated with figures. <mask> and Edward Biven designed an inn for the St. Pancras Guardians of the Poor. The Highgate Wing of the Whittington Hospital contains this building. <mask> and Albert Edward Gough were partners at the time. The partnership is more focused on asylum, hospital and workhouse architecture. The extension wings to the Georgian workhouse in Cleveland Street, London in 1873 were done by them. Homerton College moved into the buildings in 1894.There are Gothic Hall windows and an asymmetrical Gothic tower. There is a workhouse in the city. The pavilion-plan infirmary was built at the north of the workhouse site. The hospital was used during the First World War. The demolished will be used for the Charing Cross Hospital. Gipsy Hill is located in London New End Hospital. <mask> Trollope was an architect who had trained under Sir Arthur William Blomfield.The practice was to continue after Gough's death. He died in 1912. Building hospitals and mental asylums expanded the practice considerably at this time. They built housing in London in the Queen Anne revival style, using red brick and terracotta panels. The housing appears to have been designed by <mask> Trollope. The site between Crown Hills and Evington village was purchased for £6,920 in 1901 and construction of the hospital began in 1903. The building was finished at a cost of over $80,000.The main block has a Baroque revival central entrance. The hospital is called the Hammersmith Hospital. The road is called Du Cane Road. A handsome brick and stone building in Queen Anne style, four storeys with pedimented windows on the two lower storeys, canted corner bays, and raised centre with an elegant clock turret was built in 1904. Houses Aldford House, 63 South Audley Street, London W1 is by J.E. There are three trollope of <mask>, Gough and Trollope. J.E. wrote 1-8 Carlos Place, London W1(c1897).There are three trollope of <mask>, Gough and Trollope. A block of houses. In free English/Flemish Renaissance style, constructed in red brick, with lavish Portland stone dressings with canted bay windows, balustraded parapets and gables, enlivened on alternate houses by bands of red terracotta Renaissance decorative ornament. <mask> was one of the most successful asylum architects, winning eight of the sixteen competitions he entered and coming second in four. Coney Hill Hospital is one of the examples of work done by his partnership. The second Gloucestereshire County Asylum was built. In 1879, <mask> and Gough won a competition to build this.It was the first asylum to be built in a true plan. The administrative block is the only one left. There is a hospital in Chartham, Kent. The asylum opened in April of 1875. The total cost of the buildings was over two hundred thousand dollars. It was originally built to house 870 patients. The hospital is called St Edward's Hospital.The opening of <mask>, Gough and Trollope took place in 1899. There is a layout called Echelon. In 2002 it was converted to housing. The Tone Vale Hospital is in Cotford. Tone Vale was the second Asylum in the county and the first to become overcrowded. The first patient in the asylum was admitted in May 1897. Talgarth Hospital is in Wales.The building was built at a cost of over a hundred thousand dollars. The public ceremony for opening it took place on 18 March 1903. There are notes and references in the gallery. The Directory of British Architects was published in the 19th century. 1, p. The British Architectural Library is part of the Royal Institute of British Architects. Goodall I. et al.There are people involved with mental health in Lincoln, England.

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John Giles
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texts: The first Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America was <mask>dred. He was interviewed by a panel composed of the youth organization's founders, including Ernest Thompson Seton and Daniel Carter Beard, as a 16-year-old candidate for the highest rank bestowed by the BSA. On September 2, 1912, Eldred became the first of more than two million boys in the U.S. to earn Scouting's most vaunted rank, the Eagle Scout. Eldred was the first of four generations of Eagle Scouts in his family. The United States entered World War I nine months after Eldred enlisted in the Navy. He worked in the agriculture and produce transportation industries after serving in the Navy, and then became a railroad industry official. Eldred was an active Scout leader and school board member.Eldred was born in Brooklyn, New York, and raised in Oceanside, Long Island, New York, by his mother after his father died. In 1910, Eldred's older brother helped start Troop 1 of Oceanside, Long Island, New York. Chief Scout Executive James E. West asked the troop to serve as honor guard for the visit of Baden-Powell because they were so impressed with their appearance. The expenses for the troop to travel to New York harbor were paid for by West. At some point, Baden-Powell spoke with Eldred. Eldred's Board of Review was on that day, but it is not certain how Baden-Powell found out. Eldred was promoted to First Class in March of 1911.He completed 21 merit badges to become an Eagle Scout. Merit badges are awarded for mastering skills. About 50 Scouts had earned 141 merit badges. Eagle Scout was not a rank when it was first implemented. Eldred did not earn the Life or Star awards that preceded Eagle Scout. The Honor Roll of the August 1912 edition of Boys' Life noted Eldred's merit badges. Eldred did not have a troop board of review.Eldred had a thorough National Board of Review consisting of West, Baden-Powell, Ernest Thompson Seton, Daniel Carter Beard, <mask>. Forbush, and Wilbert E. Longfellow, who wrote in the Handbook for Boys on life-saving and swimming. There wasn't a council-level system for Eagle Scouts boards of review at the time. The National Court of Honor didn't convene until March 29, 1912, because of delays caused by Baden-Powell's visit. It was thought that Eldred's Board of Review had been held in April when a press announcement was released on April 10, 1912. West informed Eldred of his award in a letter. At the time of Eldred's Board of Review, the Eagle Scout medal had not yet been designed, and the Boy Scouts of America felt no one would ever earn the award. The delay in the Eagle Scout medal was caused by the fact that the design had not been finalized.Two years after the founding of the Scouts, Eldred became the first to earn Scouting's highest rank, the Eagle Scout, on September 2, 1912. Eldred was camping in New York in August 1912. A Scout who was not a swimmer drowned while swimming in the lake. Eldred aided in the rescue of Daly. The Honor Medal was presented to Eldred by the Chief Scout. Eldred graduated from Cornell University in 1916 with a degree in agriculture. Eldred was involved in track and cross-country at the university.Eldred enlisted in the United States Navy in January of 1918. He was assigned to the Philadelphia Naval Yard and shipped out on the transport for overseas duty on June 30, 1918. On July 1, 1918, his convoy attacked the enemy submarines with depth charges. It is not known if the submarines were damaged. On July 2, 1918, a fire on board the Henderson's seventh troop transport voyage to France caused the ship to return to the United States. Eldred's knowledge of French proved useful when most of the passengers were rescued by the destroyers and taken to France. He was sent to Italy by train.Eldred arrived in Italy in July of 1918 and then in Greece in September of 1918. He was a member of the crew of the submarine chaser, which was engaged in combat in the Strait of Otranto. During the 1918 flu epidemic, Eldred and many others got sick. He had a permanent scar on his left hip after he had to crawl to a stream to get water in the hospital. On December 25, 1918, Eldred arrived in Malta after returning to the United States. He was in Gibraltar by February 1919. He could stay in the Navy until they arrived home in six months or he could pay his own way home.He was separated from the Navy on March 4, 1919. He met some soldiers from the U.S. Army who were on a troop ship. They gave him an Army uniform after he stowed away. On the way back to America, Eldred slept in a life boat. Eldred established the Atlantic City municipal market and worked for a dairy after the war. He worked for the Reading Railroad. Eldred became the manager of the Eastern Railroad Association's Motor Carrier Committee as the trucking industry became a major competitor for the carriage of agricultural products.He was a member of the Camden County Council, the Clementon School District Board of Education, and the Overbrook Regional school board. Eldred was a board of review examiner throughout the 1920s. He was the troop committee chairman in New Jersey. The descendants of Eldred followed in his footsteps. Eldred was present at his son's Eagle Scout ceremony. <mask> was a younger son of Eldred. Two of Eldred's grandsons are Eagle Scouts.Four of his great-grandsons, Kyle Kern, <mask>, Tennessee Abbott, and Bobby Hitte, were Scouts as of March 2007, working towards Eagle Scout. By July 2009, <mask> and Kyle Kern were no longer in Scouting. On May 2, 2010, Tennessee Abbott had his Eagle Scout ceremony. 100 years after <mask> and Jack Eldred joined Scouting, Bobby Hitte became an Eagle Scout. On January 4, 1951, Eldred died of colon cancer at the age of 55. He is buried in New Jersey. The Theodore Roosevelt Council of the National Eagle Scout Association is named after Eldred.The Village of Rockville Centre, New York, honored <mask>d by dedicating an Eagle Scout Park in his memory. His widow, son Bill and grandsons attended the ceremony. External links 1895 births 1951 deaths Cornell University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences alumni United States Navy sailors

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Arthur Rose El
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texts: <mask> was a German Communist activist who spent a lot of time in prisons and concentration camps during the 1930s. He became a senior politician after finding himself in the political mainstream in his country's second one-party dictatorship. <mask> was born early in the twentieth century into a working-class family in a small manufacturing town in south-central Germany which had built up a reputation as a center for doll and toy making. He worked in one of the town's doll factories after graduating from school. The rubber articles factory was one of the niche industries that had settled in the town. After a period of unemployment from 1922 to 1924, he worked in the rubber industry, in the potash industry, and on the railways. Between 1933 and 1929 there was a further period of unemployment.In 1924, the year of his nineteenth birthday, <mask> joined the Communist party and became an active member of the Red Front Fighters. He was a political leader in both the Young Communists and the Anti-Fascist Fighters' League. Germany underwent significant regime change in January 1933 when theNDSDAP took power, and lost little time in imposing the country's first twentieth century one-party dictatorship. A feature of the new government's leadership was a powerful capacity for hatred: Chancellor Hitler had been particularly vitriolic on the subject of Communists. In February 1933 <mask>'s house was searched and he went into hiding. He was working with Hohnstein. The two of them were involved in the illegal production of the Thringer Volksblatt.He was appointed as an instructor in Erfurt by the regional party leadership. His work focused on Suhl, Zella-Mehlis, Schmalkalden and Meiningen. The Erfurt conglomeration was one of the places where his party work took place. He was arrested by the Gestapo on February 10, 1934. He was sentenced to three years in prison for high treason in June 1934. After serving his sentence in the prison at Untermafeld, he was transferred to the Bad Sulza Concentration Camp in March of 1937. He was moved to Buchenwald from July to August 1937.He worked in the roofing and guilding trades in Gotha after being released from the concentration camp in 1939. He used to work as a steel cable maker and as a driver. The war began again in September 1939 after the Nazi-Soviet Non-aggression pact opened the way for a partition of Poland between the two dictatorships. The central part of Germany, including Thuringia, was taken over by the Soviet Military Administration in May 1945. The Communist Party regional leadership team in Erfurt had a member named <mask>. From October 1945 to January 1946 he was the deputy administrator in Gotha, after which he was employed as the manager at the Employment Office in Waltershausen. He was the First Secretary of the People's Solidarity organisation, a non-parliamentary Mass movement that focused on funding and administering care for the elderly, between February 1946 and October 1948.The end of the war had appeared to signal an end to one-party dictatorship, but within the Soviet occupation zone in April 1946, the merger of the KPD and more moderately left-wing SPD prepared the ground for a return to one-party rule. <mask> was one of the first Communists to sign up for the Socialist Unity Party. He was a member of the regional leadership of the party. <mask> was in charge of the SED's Business Department in Thuringia from November 1948 to January 1952. The Soviet occupied zone became the Soviet sponsored German Democratic Republic in October 1949. The leading role of the party in the power structure meant that administrators and ministers were expected to carry out party policy, even if they were already party members. The decisions came from the party in Berlin.The regional tier of government in Thuringia was abolished in 1952 and <mask> retained his party post. <mask> was the First Secretary of the Party Leadership in Meiningen from 1952 to 1953. He began a year of study at The Party's "Karl Marx" Academy in January of 1953. In 1959 he received the Patriotic Order of Merit in bronze and a silver medal for fighters against fascists. He was Second Secretary in the party district leadership of Suhl from 1955 to 1955. He was a district councilman in Suhl from 1959 to 1967. He resigned his party post in May 1964 after being badly injured in a motor accident.Between 1964 and 1969 <mask> headed up the "Commission for Research of the local Workers' Movement" for the party leadership in Suhl, and he was also Chairman of the "Commission for the Care of Deserving Elderly Party Members". People condemned by Nazi courts and recipients of the Patriotic Order of Merit.

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Ferdinand Jung
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texts: <mask> was a composer and pianist. He studied composition at the Sibelius Academy and was taught by some of the best composers in the world. He continued his studies in Cologne, New York, and Poland with friends. He studied musicology at the university. One of the most important Finns was Heininen. His works can be divided into two periods: dodecaphonic and serialist. Due to the hostile reactions to his early works, his works up to the 1980s can be divided into two groups: more personal and complex pieces and more audience-friendly pieces.As professor of composition at the Sibelius Academy, <mask> has been highly influential in educating the next generation of Finns. The violin concerto Tuuminki (A Notion) was written by <mask>, as well as the Symphonic Study and String Sextet, which were destroyed by Aarre Merikanto. <mask> has recorded several of his own works. A large number of composer portraits have been written by him. <mask> died at the age of 84. Symphonies symphony no. There was one op.The symphony no. 3 was published in the 60's. There are two Petite symphonie joyeuse op. The symphony no. 9 was written in 1962. 3 hours. The symphony no. 20 was performed in 1969. 4 hours. The symphony no. 27 was released in 1971.5 hours. The symphony no. 80 was written in 2001. 6 hours. The symphony no. 132 is a symphony. 7 minutes. There is a symphony in 2020. There were 8 op.There are two piano concertos. There was one op. The piano concerto was written in 1964. 2 hours. There are two chansons for cello and orchestra. There is a piano concerto. 3 hours.Saxophone concert op. The Cello Concerto op. was published in 1983. Of what might have been Aarre Merikanto's 3rd Violin Concerto, Tuuminki (A Notion) was written in 1985. There is a piano concerto. 4 hours. There is an Organ concerto Aiolos op. There are other orchestral works.There is a symphony for string orchestra. Soggetto op. The Adagio op. was written in 1963. Arioso for strings. The Dia op. was published in 1967. The Tritopos op. was published in 1979. The Attitude op. was published in 1977.For strings op.tyttjen kvely ruusulehdossa... The chamber ensemble op. 47 was published in 1982. KauToKei for strings was written in 1983. The Well-balanced Dancer was written in 1985. Operas Silkkirumpu (The Damask Drum) op. The opera was written by the composer and Eeva-Liisa Manner. The Chamber music String quartet no. 55 was written by the composer and Veijo Meri.Kwartet smyczkowy op. A string quartet. There are 2 Anadyr.mpl op. A string quartet. AustinFlint's string quartet had an op. There is a quintet for flute, saxophone, piano, vibraphone and percussion. The musique d'été was for flute, clarinet, violin, cello, cembalo, vibraphone and percussion.There is a violin and piano op. There was a flute and piano op. There is a violin and piano op. There is an op for clarinet and cello. Utazawa no e is for flute and guitar. Anadyr.img is for saxophone quartet op. A string quintet op.Tll was used for piano and flute. Quincunx was used for piano and flute. Piano trio op. There is a viherre for flute, clarinet, cello and accordion. There is a oboist and piano op. There is a saxophone and piano op. Sonaatti for two pianos.There is a piano and clarinet op. There was a wind quintet op. Vaskikaari for brass quintet op. Boston Sonatas op. 115. There is a Piano Toccata op. Sonatina 1957 op. Libretto della primavera op. was published in 1957.The squillante ed incandescente op. was published in 1971. Préludes-tudes-Pomes op. was written in 1974. Poésies-périphrases op. 32b was published in 1974. There were moments dejour op. Lamentation and Praise was written in 1984. The Mazurki op. was published in 1995. The Organ aquilae op. was published in 2001.18 Touché op. There was an op. 57 (1989). Other Discantus I is for the alto flute. Discantus II is a clarinet op. Discantus III for saxophone was written in 1969. Cantilena II is a cello op. Cantilena III is a violin op.Touching for a guitar. Beateth for percussion. There is a vocal creature that can be used for an orchestra or piano. The Autumns is a mixed choir op. The opera and piano op. were performed by Schatten der Erde. Reality for solo Soprano and ten instruments. The male choir had four lahbees.There is a male choir op. Tarinankulmia is a mixed choir op. There was a voice and piano op. The Finnish Songbook has four voices and a piano op. The Elinten Te Deum was written by Anderson, Martin. 2002. "Heininen, Paavo"Alison Latham edited The Oxford Companion to Music. Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press. 2001. "<mask>, <mask>" The Dictionary of Music and Musicians is the second edition. The publishers are in London. Jeremy.1978. The Musical Times was written by <mask> <mask>. No. 118, No. 115, No. 115, No. 115, No. 115, No. 115, No. 115, No. 115, No. 115, No. 115, No. 115, No. 115, No. 115, No. 115, No. 1628 (Oct., 1978), pp. The number is 850–853. There are external links to Fennica Gehrman's Heininen page. There is a composer profile.Academics of the Sibelius Academy and University of Helsinki alumni.

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Paavo Johannes Heininen
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texts: The Mayor of Le Havre since 2020 is a French politician named <mask>. He was the Prime Minister of France from May to July of 2020. <mask> was a member of the Union for a Popular Movement, which later became The Republicans. He was a member of the National Assembly from 2012 to 2017. He became Prime Minister of France after being elected to the presidency. On 17 May, <mask> named his government. He was succeeded by Jean Castex.The son of French teachers, douard <mask> was born in Rouen in 1970 and grew up in a left-wing household. He has a sister. Members of his family are still employed as dockworkers, a profession in which he comes from. He was raised in a suburb of Rouen. He attended Jean-Texier College in Sotteville-ls-Rouen after attending the Michelet School in Rouen. After graduating from the cole de Gaulle-Adenauer in Bonn, he studied at Sciences Po for three years and later studied at the cole nationale d'administration. <mask> served as an officer in the military.He was in the operational reserve for several years after that. He identified with the Rocardian and social democratic wings of the Socialist Party while he was at Sciences Po. After Rocard was ousted from the leadership of the Socialist Party, his brief flirtation with them ended. He worked at the Council of State after leaving the NA. Rufenacht served as mayor of Le Havre from 1995 to 2010 and as campaign director for Jacques Chirac in the 2002 presidential election. At the end of his left-wing activism, <mask> supported the creation of the Union for a Popular Movement (UMP) in 2002, but he failed to win his constituency. He was the director general of services of the UMP until 2004, when the mayor of Bordeaux was convicted as a result of the fake jobs case.He was elected to the regional council of Upper Normandy in the same year he took a job in the private sector. <mask> was appointed Director of Public Affairs at Areva after working for Juppé, when he was Minister of Ecology, sustainable Development and Energy. He replaced Jean-Yves Besselat as the member of the National Assembly for Seine-Maritime's 7th constituency. In 2008, he was elected to the general council of Seine-Maritime in the canton of Le Havre-5, and in 2010 he was elected mayor of Le Havre after the resignation of Rufenacht, his mentor. <mask> held his seat after Besselat's death in the legislative elections. He was reelected as Mayor of Le Havre in the first round of the municipal elections. He is still a member of the municipal council after he resigned as Le Havre Mayor.He was a spokesman for the campaign of Benoist Apparu in the primary of the right and centre. After Franois Fillon's victory in the primary, <mask> and Apparu, as well as Christophe Béchu, joined the campaign of the presidential candidate. He did not want to violate the law by trying to retain his seat in the legislative elections in June. There was speculation that <mask> was a potential choice for Prime Minister because of his political renewal at the age of 46, his affiliation with the moderate right, and his familiarity with the political terrain. After speculation that he was a contender for the office, <mask> was appointed as Prime Minister on May 15, 2017. The party was renamed "La République En Marche! Together with its ally the Democratic Movement (MoDem), he secured a comfortable majority, winning 350 seats out of 577, with his party alone winning an absolute majority of 308 seats.<mask> is a member of The Republicans. His role as Prime Minister was supported by the party. The Second <mask> government was formed in May of last year after a series of resignations. The Democratic movement's representation in the government was diminished by this. <mask> was able to govern with a majority government after securing a vote of confidence. He was confirmed with a vote against 67. <mask> spoke to the parliament about plans to tackle France's debt by raising cigarette tax and cutting spending.<mask> talked about reducing corporate tax from 33.3% to 25%. The labour reform plan announced by <mask> will give companies more power to negotiate with their employees. The government's biggest economic reform has been seen as labour reform. <mask> announced a new immigration plan. The plan attempts to speed up asylum claims from fourteen months to six, provide housing for 7,500 refugees by the end of 2019, and improve living conditions for minor and economic migrants. <mask> resigned as Prime Minister on July 3, 2020. He ran for mayor of Le Havre.<mask> endorsed Macron for reelection. <mask> was one of several current and former government officials whose home was searched by French authorities in October 2020. The executive director of the School of Law at Sciences Po is married to <mask>. They have three children. <mask> has a short beard. He is the first Prime Minister with facial hair since 1951 and the first one with a full beard since 1917. He is one of the few Prime Ministers in the last century to be older than the president he served under.He had a white patch on his beard that was caused by a skin disease. <mask> has co-authored two works of fiction, one of which is a political thriller about a presidential election mired in tricks and betrayals, and the other about the to-be-appointed Prime Minister's criminal history. Promenades was published by Petit  Petit in 2015. The National Assembly site has a biography on the site of Le Havre.

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douard Charles Philippe
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texts: <mask> was an editor and publisher of Umbrella, a newsletter on artist's books, mail art, and Fluxus art. <mask> received a degree. UCLA had a political science degree. She was able to get an M.A. In 1960, you can get an M.L.S. in Italian Language and Literature. In June 1964, I graduated from the UCLA School of Library Service. She worked as a cataloguer at the Bologna University Center in Italy and was a Special intern at the Library of Congress.She was a cataloguer in the Prints & Photographs Division at the Library of Congress until 1967, when she became the Fine Arts Librarian at the University of Pennsylvania. She was an art, literature and language bibliographer at UCSD from 1969 to 1971 and the Director of the Brand Library from 1971 to 1973. She worked as an editorial assistant for the bicentennial of American arts from 1974 to 1976. The Art Libraries Society of North America was founded by her. She was the Executive Secretary from 1974 to 1977 and the Chairman from 1972 to 1977. <mask> founded Umbrella Associates in 1978. She worked with archives and libraries.She published a newsletter about artists' books. She championed inexpensive artists' books, mail art, rubber-stamp art, and many other forms of expression of the second half of the 20th century in her work as a writer, editor, and curator. <mask> lectured all over the US and abroad. The University of California at Los Angeles and the University of California at Santa Barbara are home to her collection of artist books. The International Edible Book Festival was founded in 2000. <mask> died of cancer in the year after he was diagnosed with leukemia. Side St sponsors "six degrees: art in the libraries".The Directory of Art Libraries &Visual Resource Collections in North America was co-edited by Karen Atkinson and Sam Erenberg. The Book Maker's Desire: Writings on the Art of the Book was published in 1993.

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Judith Hoffberg
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texts: <mask> is a professor at the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan. He is the co-director of the Education Policy Initiative and the Youth Policy Lab. The Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management gives the David N. Kershaw Award to people who have made a distinguished contribution to the field of public policy analysis and management before the age of 40. Steven Levitt was his advisor at the University of Chicago. An A.B. was earned by <mask>. <mask>. After graduating from Harvard's Kennedy School of Government in 1992, he worked as a policy analyst for the office of the New York City Mayor and as an elementary school teacher in East Harlem. <mask> began working as an assistant professor at the Kennedy School of Government after earning a PhD in public policy from the University of Chicago in 2001.<mask> moved to Michigan's Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy after visiting the University of Michigan. <mask> was the director of the Center for Local, State and Urban Policy at the University of Michigan and currently serves as co-director of the Education Policy Initiative and Youth Policy Lab. <mask>'s professional affiliations include the National Poverty Center and the National Bureau of Economic Research. He is a member of the American Economic Association, American Educational Research Association, and the Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management. He has been doing editorial work at the journals Education Finance and Policy, Review of Economics and Statistics, and American Economic Journal: Applied Economics. <mask><mask>'s research focuses on the labour markets of teachers, school accountability and choice, and housing and criminal justice. <mask> has collaborated with a number of people in his research, including the person he studied with at the University of Chicago.<mask> studied the recruitment and training of effective teachers in his research on teacher labour markets. <mask> and Lefgren found that raising teachers' in-service training has no effect on students' achievement in reading or math, raising questions on whether small-scale staff development investments are an effective strategy. There are high-poverty schools. <mask> has researched the recruitment of effective teachers by school principals and found that they are not always able to tell the difference between good and bad teachers. A principal's subjective assessment is a far better predictor of a teacher's students' future achievement than the teacher's experience, education and compensation, though it performs worse than measures of the teacher's value added to student test scores. In research with Rockoff, Kane and Staiger, <mask> found that measures of teachers' cognitive and non-cognitive skills predict their effectiveness. <mask> emphasizes the variation of teacher shortages across subjects, grades and schools in his review of the literature on the recruitment of effective teachers in urban schools.There is research on school choice and school accountability. <mask> uses unexpected test score fluctuations to assess teacher cheating in Chicago public schools and estimates that cheating by teaches or school administrators on standardized tests occurs in at least 4-5% of elementary school classrooms. <mask> found that after the introduction of school accountability policies under the No Child Left Behind (NCLB), math and reading achievement grew more quickly than low-stakes subjects. <mask> further investigates the impact of NCLB on students, teachers and schools in two studies with Thomas Dee, and they find that it increased younger students' test scores in math, especially among disadvantaged youth, and caused school district expenditure to grow. <mask> and his friends found that the observed gains in high school graduation rates among students who switch from their assigned high school to another one is likely spurious. <mask> studied the impact of grade retention, parents' preferences regarding teaching, and the impact of remedial education. In particular, using a regression discontinuity design, they found that summer school increased 3rd graders' academic achievement but not 6th graders', but that families with children in high-poverty schools value teachers' ability to raise their children's scores in standardized math.<mask> studies the impact of public housing on education and criminal behavior in his research on housing and criminal justice. <mask> found that the outcomes of students living in affected households don't change as their families move from public housing to neighbourhoods with schools similar to the ones that the students are from. <mask> and Lefgren looked at the short-term impact of school on crime and found that property crime decreases by 14% during school time, whereas violent crime increases by 28%, suggesting that incapacitation and concentration affect juvenile crime but that the increase in interactions associated with school attendance increases interpersonal conflict <mask> and Lefgren used weather shocks to study the dynamics of criminal behavior, finding that criminal behavior displays natural mean reverting, casting doubt on the long-run effects of temporary crime prevention efforts. <mask>'s research found that the lack of impact of mandatory high school graduation exams on students' achievement in math and reading increases the likelihood of them dropping out of school. The impact of mandatory high school graduation exams is very diverse according to analysis by <mask> and Thomas Dee. Increasing educational attainment in low-poverty and suburban school districts but also increasing dropout rates in high-pvoerty school districts or districts with high concentrations of minority students.<mask> found that nearly 90 percent of the gender gap in higher education can be accounted for by gender differences in non-cognitive skills. College premia is the ability to pay attention in class, to cooperate, to organize and to seek help. <mask>'s research shows that receiving anNIH grant only moderately increases applicants' research productivity, suggesting that researchers may have access to other funding sources for high quality projects. <mask><mask> is a faculty member of the University of Chicago and the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy.

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Brian Jacob
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